I met the guys of Sister Hazel on my birthday. They were so kind and humble. They signed photos and took the time to talk to us even though they were late in getting to their show. Great underrated band!
So true I was just saying this a couple days ago to someone. I grew up in the 90s but i also love 70s music (well I love almost all music). The 70s music is so pure to me because there are certain technologies that were not available at that time. Listening to the artist's singing and rhythm without the technologies that we have now is just so pure.
I know that no one will care, but just wanted to say the melody to this song was stuck in my head for YEARS but I couldn't remember the lyrics or the band. Just randomly heard it playing at my CVS, googled the lyrics as it was playing and now I'm here! A long chapter of my life is now ended. Holy shit.
Cool..I bet a little Dave matthews band would hit the spot .check out mb20s mad season/ third eye blinds dopamine./ And our lady Peace's will the future blame us. You're welcome.
I always LOVE how CVS and Home Depot play ‘90s hits! And also Tuesday Morning does too! When I have to go to these stores I always can’t wait! 💖☀️⭐️💖💖💖🥰💖💖⭐️☀️
@Christopher Ryan Ugh... Don't tarnish the beauty of Sister Hazel with politics (I know you didn't get it going) 😉 Side note: Sister Hazel has been doing some *AMAZING* live stream concerts during covid. I'm watching one right now. 😁👍
God this is seriously one of my all time favorite songs. I have cried to this song, smiled with this song, drove on the highway with the windows down and the volume cranked. I’ve danced to this song around the house to this song. And it never once has gotten old and still evokes all those feelings at once every time I hear it.
Driving on a summers' day, windows down, no need to worry about a damn thing, listening to this with a mix of Blues Traveler, Gin Blossoms, Toad the Wet Sprocket, Sarah McLachlan, and Paula Cole. Great memories, thx
@@JGD185 I agree! No genuine, individual talent. It's all digitally edited or purchased from other talented people. Chris Stapleton for an example. He wrote many songs for giant artists like Adele, Kenny Chesney, Thomas Rhett, many others I cannot recall right off.
I was actually in this crowd when the video was being filmed, I was 17. It was a defining moment in my life. The song did not have nearly as much meaning for me then as it does now. I love Sister Hazel's music and what they stand for, they have touched many people of many ages. True Artists like Sister Hazel don't get the true exposure they deserve.
Would be curious to know *where* that was filmed, and how you got tickets? It looks like a very small venue, and it's obvious it was rigged with multiple "flying" cameras and special lighting... a record label sponsored "event", if you will.
Small world, I was in the front row along with a college friend. This was in Tallahassee , either at Bullwinkle’s or another music club just down the block. It was an epic moment. I just heard the song on the radio tonight and had to tell my kids about it. Thanks to modern technology, I could pause it and find my face. My kids are super impressed now & my husband thinks I was a groupie..🤣
I'm 18 now and I wasn't around for all the awesome music everyone keeps talking about but yesterday I heard this song on the radio and I'm proud to say I can still appreciate good music regardless of when I was born or what's popular. :) Good music is good music.
Very talented?? One hit wonder! Which I liked by the way! Listen to them do this in 2022! They suck the singer talks the song instead of singing!! Talented bands are around since the 80s have hundreds of songs & still sound the same now as they did then! ie- Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, Skid Row, Tom Kiefer from Cinderella! Tom has been busting out hits since the 80s & had vocal chord surgery 6 times & still sounds 10 times better than Sister Hazel!
Heard this song on Barenaked Ladies Radio on Pandora 2 weeks ago. Downloaded it, and immediately fell in love with the station! Tons of classic 90s songs that bring back the memories on that station. Because of that Pandora station, this song quickly became one of my most listened to songs on my iPod. Wish music was still made like THIS today...
Back in the mid 1990s, I lived not far from Gainesville, FL, where Sister Hazel is from. They were doing an interview on a local radio station and did a live a cappella version of this song, with the drummer using a phone book for percussion. It was absolutely amazing. It was clear they used very little production when recording this song because their impromptu version sounded so good. Been a fan of this song ever since.
i wish i could go back in time to when songs like this played on the radio.... some things just make life better, man, i miss it! Hmmm memory lane, sigh..
Was in Wegmans yesterday and heard this song. Just had to look it up. No idea who sang it and remembered hearing it years ago. I am so glad I found this!
Finally I figured out But it took a long, long time But now there's a turnabout Maybe 'cause I'm trying There's been times, I'm so confused All my roads, They lead to you I just can't turn and walk away It's hard to say what it is I see in you Wonder if I'll always be with you But words can't say, And I can't do Enough to prove, It's all for you I thought I'd seen it all 'Cause it's been a long, long time But then we'll trip and fall Wondering if I'm blind There's been times, I'm so confused All my roads, They lead to you I just can't turn and walk away It's hard to say what it is I see in you Wonder if I'll always be with you But words can't say, And I can't do Enough to prove, It's all for you Rain comes pouring down Falling from blue skies Words without a sound Coming from your eyes Finally I figured out But it took a long, long time But now there's a turnabout Maybe cause I'm trying There's been times, I'm so confused All my roads, They lead to you I just can't turn and walk away It's hard to say what it is I see in you Wonder if I'll always be with you But words can't say, And I can't do Enough to prove, It's all for you It's hard to say It's hard to say It's all for you
Man, this takes me right back to high school. Good times, didn't feel like it then, but I guess sometimes you remember the good stuff more in retrospect.
I think the difference between then and now is that people went to concerts back then just to enjoy the music. Now they go hoping to get “likes” on a social media post.
I understand people not liking this song...but seriously this was just their breakout hit. The rest of their library is pretty darn good. Even better, fifteen years later they are still releasing decent music. How many "musicians" from todays top charts do you really think we will be able to say this about? They are a blast live if you haven't seen them. To bad they stick to east of the Mississippi though.
Wow I’m 44 years old and only literally heard this song the other day (spent last few days trying to work out who song it, lol) I heard it on the radio this live version is fantastic Love this track 👏👏👏
First time hearing this song because I heard it from achievement hunter and I've wanted to know what's it's called and I'm glad I finally got to listen to it this song is awesome
I was in this audience! Sigh - I miss those beautiful Gainesville days. Andrew is in the Nashville area now. I just love that Ken has kept the band stationed in Gainesville. He has raised a beautiful family there, in the place where I was born. Mother went into labor with me while at Gator Growl. She didn't mention it to Dad until the bonfire (olden days) was waning. I was born three minutes after they made it to labor & delivery! Doc Murphree just happened to be in the unit. Dr. Murphree also brought Tom Petty into the world.
For those of us who lived in Gainesville once upon a time, seeing a group named "Sister Hazel" immediately tipped us to the origin of their name: Sister Hazel's Rescue Mission. Happily, these guys are worth listening to.
Wow. Sister Hazel has been my favorite band for as long as I can remember. This may have been the song that started it, and it was the acoustic version on the cassette tape that I liked most. These days.....I love it all. I almost always cry when I listen to their music, but every tear falls to the beat of the most important music in my life. I sang This Kind of Love at my father's wedding. We both absolutely loved this band. I just wish I could listen to it with him now. Miss you so much, Dad. Aaaand......now I’m crying again. I believe that I’ll turn their albums to shuffle and just let it all out.
@@joanodom2104 I am so very sorry to hear about your loss. My heart goes out to you. There is something comforting about hearing music that you enjoyed with the ones you love. Hearing the beat, the opening notes, the chorus of a song that brought smiles to your face and to their face helps to keep them alive in your heart. It’s hard to grieve, but being able to grieve to the music that brought you good memories to the both of you certainly makes it a little easier. I wish you nothing but the best going forward.
That feeling when you're one of the people who listen to this era of music who weren't even around when it was made- In all seriousness, this song is a really nice one to listen to for me, it's both relaxing yet exciting, the instrumental is at the point where tapping to the best is inevitable, and in general Sister Hazel is a great band. Sad that I wasn't around when this was first released, must of been amazing. Most music from nowadays just doesn't have this much heart or sheer perfect simplicity...
So wonderful to find this great song! I remembered it fondly, but couldn't recall name or artist. The lead vocals have such character, love the acoustic guitar! I was just a youngster, pushing 40 when it was released...happy times!
He has one of the most amazing and unique voices ever. Like the greats (and a prerequisite for making my top singers list) he sounds even better live. In an era where studios clean up and alter voices to make mediocre singers sound good actual talents stand out.
Finally I figured out, but it took a long long time And now there's a turnabout, Maybe cause I'm trying [PRE-CHORUS] There's been times, I'm so confused All my roads, They lead to you I just can't turn, And walk away... [CHORUS] It's hard to say, What it is I see in you Wonder if I'll always, Be with you But words can't say, And I can't do Enough to prove, It's all for you I thought I'd seen it all, 'Cause it's been a long long time But then we'll trip and fall, Wondering if I'm blind [PRE-CHORUS & CHORUS] Rain comes pouring down (Pouring down) Falling from blue skies (Falling from blue skies) Words without a sound, Coming from your eyes [CHORUS - REPEAT ...]
Saw these cats in concert at UNA, Fuel opened for them before they were big and rocked the opener hard. SH played for two hours longer than they were supposed to. Dope ass show!
was this at Florida Theatre back in 1997? I was there but making sure this was the same night! Love this song! Brings back so many UF/SF memories. thanks Sister Hazel! We still love you!!!
Right, instead of being on their phones with Facebook live, or recording it. Don't get me wrong that's cool and all, but I think it also takes away from the experience.
![Sister Hazel • “All For You”/ “Happy” • LIVE 1998 [Reelin' In The Years Archive]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/NdZbJhSCeM4/mqdefault.jpg)
Who’s still listening and loving KB and Sister Hazel ❤❤ 💋
For the longest time when this song was out i thought it was Blue's Traveler.
Everyone did lol
It certainly sounds like them
Oh lawd im glad im not the only one
Did you not know that John Popper used Ken Block as a voice over.🤣😂
Omg ....me too!!
I met the guys of Sister Hazel on my birthday. They were so kind and humble. They signed photos and took the time to talk to us even though they were late in getting to their show. Great underrated band!
Music is truly the closest thing we have to a time machine.
So true I was just saying this a couple days ago to someone. I grew up in the 90s but i also love 70s music (well I love almost all music). The 70s music is so pure to me because there are certain technologies that were not available at that time. Listening to the artist's singing and rhythm without the technologies that we have now is just so pure.
Sometimes so very bittersweet ❤❤
Or is it
@@melissah170 not to mention the meaning and stories behind it! 👍
Pictures and recordings, yes ...
I know that no one will care, but just wanted to say the melody to this song was stuck in my head for YEARS but I couldn't remember the lyrics or the band. Just randomly heard it playing at my CVS, googled the lyrics as it was playing and now I'm here!
A long chapter of my life is now ended. Holy shit.
Cool..I bet a little Dave matthews band would hit the spot .check out mb20s mad season/ third eye blinds dopamine./ And our lady Peace's will the future blame us. You're welcome.
I always LOVE how CVS and Home Depot play ‘90s hits! And also Tuesday Morning does too! When I have to go to these stores I always can’t wait! 💖☀️⭐️💖💖💖🥰💖💖⭐️☀️
Very nice
Meee too
I cried when I was able to find it on google
That's the worst, until you find the song. Then it's the best to finally scratch that itch in your brain. I'm glad you found it
This song takes me back to a time I wish hadn't ended. : )
💯👌👍☝️👏🤗🥰💖💞💝💕☺️😍
Dustin
back then we were only trying to impeach a president for lying about a bj.
@Christopher Ryan Ugh... Don't tarnish the beauty of Sister Hazel with politics (I know you didn't get it going) 😉
Side note: Sister Hazel has been doing some *AMAZING* live stream concerts during covid. I'm watching one right now. 😁👍
I met my wife at this video shooting and we are still together
God this is seriously one of my all time favorite songs. I have cried to this song, smiled with this song, drove on the highway with the windows down and the volume cranked. I’ve danced to this song around the house to this song. And it never once has gotten old and still evokes all those feelings at once every time I hear it.
Driving on a summers' day, windows down, no need to worry about a damn thing, listening to this with a mix of Blues Traveler, Gin Blossoms, Toad the Wet Sprocket, Sarah McLachlan, and Paula Cole.
Great memories, thx
It's hard to say what it is
terminou a live mano
My all time fav, had a cd that was so worn out
@@SeraphusInferis nice line up. Will create a playlist on spotify for this. 😊
90s music makes everything better
🎯💯
I think 90s was the last great decade for music
@@JGD185 I think you're correct 💯💯
Fuckin A it does
@@JGD185 I agree! No genuine, individual talent. It's all digitally edited or purchased from other talented people. Chris Stapleton for an example. He wrote many songs for giant artists like Adele, Kenny Chesney, Thomas Rhett, many others I cannot recall right off.
I was actually in this crowd when the video was being filmed, I was 17. It was a defining moment in my life. The song did not have nearly as much meaning for me then as it does now. I love Sister Hazel's music and what they stand for, they have touched many people of many ages. True Artists like Sister Hazel don't get the true exposure they deserve.
Would be curious to know *where* that was filmed, and how you got tickets? It looks like a very small venue, and it's obvious it was rigged with multiple "flying" cameras and special lighting... a record label sponsored "event", if you will.
So jealous!
Small world, I was in the front row along with a college friend. This was in Tallahassee , either at Bullwinkle’s or another music club just down the block. It was an epic moment. I just heard the song on the radio tonight and had to tell my kids about it. Thanks to modern technology, I could pause it and find my face. My kids are super impressed now & my husband thinks I was a groupie..🤣
They've been doing some killer live streams during covid 😁👍
@uforgotten I was 16, still in highschool too. I bet it was a great concert. Looks super high energy. Boy I miss the 90s. LOL 😄
I'm 18 now and I wasn't around for all the awesome music everyone keeps talking about but yesterday I heard this song on the radio and I'm proud to say I can still appreciate good music regardless of when I was born or what's popular. :) Good music is good music.
28 now!!!
Still listening???
I remember when I was in college, finishing my thesis accompanied by this song. It was in 1998, Thank You Sister Hazel !
isso que me dá
Wow someone here who's older than me-18 in '98-this song gets better with time. Millennials don't forget the Gen X. They wrote this music All For You
I love nostalgia. I immediately smiled the biggest smile as soon as the vid started.
Makes me back to the greatest 90's, cry and laugh, just live!
Sister Hazel is very underated for how talented they are. Some of the best put together songs I've heard within the last several decades!
Very talented?? One hit wonder! Which I liked by the way! Listen to them do this in 2022! They suck the singer talks the song instead of singing!! Talented bands are around since the 80s have hundreds of songs & still sound the same now as they did then! ie- Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, Skid Row, Tom Kiefer from Cinderella! Tom has been busting out hits since the 80s & had vocal chord surgery 6 times & still sounds 10 times better than Sister Hazel!
@@tomhomer891 dude this comment was made 12 years ago
Just transports me right back to when I first heard it.I was married and believed this song was my life,until she passed away.
I’m sorry man
My heart feels for you. I hope you are well
Hope you doing ok man
Heard this song on Barenaked Ladies Radio on Pandora 2 weeks ago. Downloaded it, and immediately fell in love with the station! Tons of classic 90s songs that bring back the memories on that station. Because of that Pandora station, this song quickly became one of my most listened to songs on my iPod. Wish music was still made like THIS today...
Mate, you have no idea what kind of a time machine your comment is
Why this song isn't more known....I have absolutely no idea.
When I was younger I thought this was a love song. But now that I'm older I realize it's a song about unrequited love.
Still qualifies as a love song IMO.
Had to look up the definition of unrequited, lol, but yes
This song is so genuine and perfect in how he includes the audience..... will always be my favorite song ❤️
I couldn't agree more, the camera angles on the band and the audience are Perfect.such a beauty song
Back in the mid 1990s, I lived not far from Gainesville, FL, where Sister Hazel is from. They were doing an interview on a local radio station and did a live a cappella version of this song, with the drummer using a phone book for percussion. It was absolutely amazing. It was clear they used very little production when recording this song because their impromptu version sounded so good. Been a fan of this song ever since.
It's probably because they're just THAT good!
Haven't heard this song in forever. Still a classic.
I work at a Lowes and I'll be damned if they don't play this song..every...damn...day.
haha! maybe you should quit. Sorry, I thought that was funny.
Sing the song to the cute redheaded cashier. She said you're hot.
I hear it at my work as well I don’t mind it tho lol
Every time I go in there lol
MeZzZzZzZzZzZzZzZzZ same here - one of the highlights of working at that place
That concert just looks like so much fun
i wish i could go back in time to when songs like this played on the radio.... some things just make life better, man, i miss it! Hmmm memory lane, sigh..
I saw them in 2002 for $3. It was the best.
It’s called Spotify
Absolutely
They still play this on the radio.
They played this on the radio today and many times before, that was why I looked up the song and came to this video
Still loving the 90’s in 2020! Take me back...
lol, I"ll come with u
90's, best decade ever.
Yessir
Hell yes!!!! Please take me with you!
❤🦘🐨
Damn this live version is sooooooo good
Was in Wegmans yesterday and heard this song. Just had to look it up. No idea who sang it and remembered hearing it years ago. I am so glad I found this!
Finally I figured out
But it took a long, long time
But now there's a turnabout
Maybe 'cause I'm trying
There's been times, I'm so confused
All my roads, They lead to you
I just can't turn and walk away
It's hard to say what it is I see in you
Wonder if I'll always be with you
But words can't say, And I can't do
Enough to prove,
It's all for you
I thought I'd seen it all
'Cause it's been a long, long time
But then we'll trip and fall
Wondering if I'm blind
There's been times, I'm so confused
All my roads, They lead to you
I just can't turn and walk away
It's hard to say what it is I see in you
Wonder if I'll always be with you
But words can't say, And I can't do
Enough to prove,
It's all for you
Rain comes pouring down
Falling from blue skies
Words without a sound
Coming from your eyes
Finally I figured out
But it took a long, long time
But now there's a turnabout
Maybe cause I'm trying
There's been times, I'm so confused
All my roads, They lead to you
I just can't turn and walk away
It's hard to say what it is I see in you
Wonder if I'll always be with you
But words can't say, And I can't do
Enough to prove,
It's all for you
It's hard to say
It's hard to say
It's all for you
Man, this takes me right back to high school. Good times, didn't feel like it then, but I guess sometimes you remember the good stuff more in retrospect.
a "hidden gem" from the 90s that u dont hear on the radio much these days
I hear it a lot on C&W radio.
true but it used to be on all the time in the 90's
Reminds me of being 8 again... And watching fuckin pauly shore movies
didnt it ever!
Delbert McClinton's cover nails it
Damn this song sounds just as great as it did 21 years ago when I first heard it and still one of my faves.
totally agree
I heard this on the radio, and I was like OMG I HAVENT HEARD THIS IN SO LONG yeah
words can't say and i can't do enough to prove it's all for you ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
How good is it to see a concert where everyone is dancing and singing along - with not a cell phone in sight.
I think the difference between then and now is that people went to concerts back then just to enjoy the music. Now they go hoping to get “likes” on a social media post.
Fucking facts. As we all clack away on our keyboards and alienate ourselves with our phones.
cringe comment lol
@@schnitzelmegapixel I agree. You're very cringe.
It's hard for me to go to any public event anymore, it's everyone on their phones and when they're not, they are filming.
Words without a sound coming from your eyes...?????....... But that silence explained everything!....♥️🤯🙏❤️❣️😘🥰🤪🤯
The first time I heard this song was in The Way Home, a Hallmark series, S1 E7, The End of the World as We Know It...I absolutely love it!!!❤😂😊
Saw these guys twice in a tiny venue in Denver CO. They are such a great sounding band.
Me too! I think it was at the Gothic or Bluebird.
I understand people not liking this song...but seriously this was just their breakout hit. The rest of their library is pretty darn good. Even better, fifteen years later they are still releasing decent music. How many "musicians" from todays top charts do you really think we will be able to say this about? They are a blast live if you haven't seen them. To bad they stick to east of the Mississippi though.
Brad Jacobs the album this song was on is really good
I love this song. The fact that it's simple is a part of it's beauty.
I have one word to say about this song. Beautiful.
They will be at the Birthday celebration for Smyrna, Georgia in October. Can’t wait!
I'm all for you Holy Trinity.
This is honestly the catchiest song ever made.I dont know anybody that actually doesn't like this song.
I really miss songs from this era...GREAT music!
Nothing will ever beat the crowd singing your song back to you....
Wow
I’m 44 years old and only literally heard this song the other day (spent last few days trying to work out who song it, lol)
I heard it on the radio this live version is fantastic
Love this track
👏👏👏
This is one of those songs that always gets in my head and I never mind it - great live performance, too.
First time hearing this song because I heard it from achievement hunter and I've wanted to know what's it's called and I'm glad I finally got to listen to it this song is awesome
This beautiful song takes me back to 1997, in my first visit to America.
it’s my welcome to América
song!!!
A lovely welcome it is 👌🏽
mine was captain save a hoe by e-40
I know every generation thinks their music was the best but god damn the 90's were just epic.
This song says it all.
When you really love someone, and they love you back, things like this song happen.
Beautiful tune, for the ages.
Como essa música marcou a minha vida. Lembro das baladas aqui no Rio de Janeiro e sempre tocar, bons tempos !
Saudade de um epoca que ñ volta mais.
🇧🇷
The guys in this band are the most genuine musicians I've ever met.
The interaction with the crowd is beautiful!
I was a born in 84 and if only i was born in the 1600s i could've been around for the good music that was made back then.
Papo Otário. O melhor canal BR!!!
Boa sexta a todos
I was in this audience! Sigh - I miss those beautiful Gainesville days. Andrew is in the Nashville area now. I just love that Ken has kept the band stationed in Gainesville. He has raised a beautiful family there, in the place where I was born. Mother went into labor with me while at Gator Growl. She didn't mention it to Dad until the bonfire (olden days) was waning. I was born three minutes after they made it to labor & delivery! Doc Murphree just happened to be in the unit. Dr. Murphree also brought Tom Petty into the world.
Oh the 90’s, they Kicked so much ass.
This song takes me to a happy place. Not sure where but am always happy somewhere deep down in my heart.
For those of us who lived in Gainesville once upon a time, seeing a group named "Sister Hazel" immediately tipped us to the origin of their name: Sister Hazel's Rescue Mission. Happily, these guys are worth listening to.
This song and band was a defining moment in rock!!!! I LOVE THIS SONG!!!!
There's a Blues Traveler - Run Around/ Sister Hazel - All for you mashup out there :)
KettiexD I'm on it next open mic night 😉
Link?
You can thank the Pachelbel's Canon for that, which ironically is what the Blue's Travelers song "Hook" is about.
Link me
This song is amazing
Wow. Sister Hazel has been my favorite band for as long as I can remember. This may have been the song that started it, and it was the acoustic version on the cassette tape that I liked most. These days.....I love it all. I almost always cry when I listen to their music, but every tear falls to the beat of the most important music in my life. I sang This Kind of Love at my father's wedding. We both absolutely loved this band. I just wish I could listen to it with him now. Miss you so much, Dad. Aaaand......now I’m crying again. I believe that I’ll turn their albums to shuffle and just let it all out.
I lost my son in 2020. When I am grieving, I listen to the music he and I loved (like this band) and I just howl and hug my 🐶
@@joanodom2104 I am so very sorry to hear about your loss. My heart goes out to you. There is something comforting about hearing music that you enjoyed with the ones you love. Hearing the beat, the opening notes, the chorus of a song that brought smiles to your face and to their face helps to keep them alive in your heart. It’s hard to grieve, but being able to grieve to the music that brought you good memories to the both of you certainly makes it a little easier. I wish you nothing but the best going forward.
I grew up listening to this in the 90's. Wish I had a time machine.
That feeling when you're one of the people who listen to this era of music who weren't even around when it was made-
In all seriousness, this song is a really nice one to listen to for me, it's both relaxing yet exciting, the instrumental is at the point where tapping to the best is inevitable, and in general Sister Hazel is a great band.
Sad that I wasn't around when this was first released, must of been amazing. Most music from nowadays just doesn't have this much heart or sheer perfect simplicity...
I LOVE this song! I have LOVED this band and this song for many many years, but never before in my life has this song made so much sense! 😊😄😃😁
For you Mr B who's always there for me through the turbulent times even though we are not together any more. You amaze me.
So wonderful to find this great song! I remembered it fondly, but couldn't recall name or artist. The lead vocals have such character, love the acoustic guitar! I was just a youngster, pushing 40 when it was released...happy times!
bom dia família 🇧🇷
A flawless song from the 90s that instantly transports you to a moment in time.
Only legends people listen and banging this gem.
I used to listen to this song constantly the summer I spent in Hungary when I was 10 years old. Brings back lots of memories. Awesome music
this song always cheers me up :-)
He has one of the most amazing and unique voices ever. Like the greats (and a prerequisite for making my top singers list) he sounds even better live. In an era where studios clean up and alter voices to make mediocre singers sound good actual talents stand out.
Sound engineer did an amazing job. Each instrument is so clear. Good job by band, and of course the audience
I remember being there, in the Florida theater..Thank you guys for all these years of music to live by!!! Cheers!!! & HUGGZ FROM HERE!!!
Still great after all these years.
So awesome how back then no one was holding up phones. The crowd is actually having fun
One word TIMELESS
These guys are the nicest guys you will ever meet! Old friends of the family
I play and sing this song on my guitar probably every day for my daughter.
Finally I figured out, but it took a long long time
And now there's a turnabout, Maybe cause I'm trying
[PRE-CHORUS]
There's been times, I'm so confused
All my roads, They lead to you
I just can't turn, And walk away...
[CHORUS]
It's hard to say, What it is I see in you
Wonder if I'll always, Be with you
But words can't say, And I can't do
Enough to prove, It's all for you
I thought I'd seen it all, 'Cause it's been a long long time
But then we'll trip and fall, Wondering if I'm blind
[PRE-CHORUS & CHORUS]
Rain comes pouring down (Pouring down)
Falling from blue skies (Falling from blue skies)
Words without a sound, Coming from your eyes
[CHORUS - REPEAT ...]
Turnabout?
Saw these cats in concert at UNA, Fuel opened for them before they were big and rocked the opener hard. SH played for two hours longer than they were supposed to. Dope ass show!
This, Toad the Wet Sprocket and Gin Blossoms: unsung heroes of the 90’s
Depois de anos encontrei essa música maravilhosa que marcou minha infância 😍🥰🇧🇷 beijos da Turquia 🇹🇷 ksks
was this at Florida Theatre back in 1997? I was there but making sure this was the same night! Love this song! Brings back so many UF/SF memories. thanks Sister Hazel! We still love you!!!
No, this was recorded in Tallahassee. I was in front row.
Love that song
Damn this song never gets old.
So many bands of that time had a similar sound.. it was hard to remember who was who at times, yet I liked them.
man oh man, How I really miss the 90's!!!!
A real gem of mine ... It's hard to say what it is !
Demorei 25 anos pra descobrir a banda e o nome dessa canção que tanto ouvi na minha infância. Tô até emocionado kkkkkkk.
Eu lembro dessa música quando foi lançada numa coletânea chamada "Nuth" em 2001 da Som Livre. Foi paixão à primeira vista. Energia fofa mesmo 😍😍😍
Listening them play tonight, live on New Years in Nashville… absolutely wild and on point still! Well done!!
I saw it on Fox News! Amazing! Happy New Years!
Put the phone down and get into it!
So 90's and I love it 😎
I first heard this song in 2009 as a freshman in college as my roomie would play it on her ipod. I love this song, and the music video is awesome!
Que saudades dessa época 😥😥Tempo q não voltam mais. .. Escutei muito essa música na Via Show.. Saudades enorme desse tempo
põe saudade nisso !
I love it when I here the crowd sings in, that's just awesome!
Lee Ogle they were an awesome concert band! They were very interactive with the crowd.
The 90s in two words. Flannel and Herion.
This is one of the songs we used to sing together when we were dating. Miss you and us LW
notice the crowd actually living the moment and enjoying the music which made an everlasting memory to remember:)
Saw them live on a festival tour. Hoisted some random girl on my shoulders for this song. Never forget it.
Damn where has all the good music gone
@@shatonyasmith I know, right? Our generation is always about real good music. You don't hear those anymore.
Right, instead of being on their phones with Facebook live, or recording it. Don't get me wrong that's cool and all, but I think it also takes away from the experience.
i was there i met my wife at this video shoot